Gold news

US data delay leaves markets focused on FOMC speakers and news headline with Japan in focus after their leadership change

The government shutdown is expected to have a limited impact on markets as the tangible effects on growth are small, but gold is likely to remain bid as traders sell some risk

The US Government heads for another shutdown, potentially delaying economic data and leading to permanent lay-offs.

Gold (XAU/USD) is trading at $3,648.62 as of 14:18 UTC on 10 September 2025, within the $3,622-$3,664.51 intraday range.

US equities continue their move higher as PCE shows prices were stable in August, focus now shifts to the NFP data on Friday

Spot gold is holding just off record highs this morning around $3,770 after printing an all-time peak near $3,791 on Tuesday. The immediate driver set is intact: more Fed cuts priced, softer growth pulse, and geopolitical hedging, with Friday’s US PCE the next directional catalyst.

Markets await the US PCE data on Friday as they digest the latest forecasts delivered by the Federal Reserve last week

The US Federal Reserve cuts by 25 basis points and implies there may be further cuts to come

The precious metal has been attracting buyers as the Federal Reserve is expected to cut rates on Wednesday, but a dovish disappointment could see the momentum fade

The FOMC is expected to cut interest rates by 25 basis points.